resolver

Takes precedence over the value obtained from the operator if defined.

If a string value is used, it must be MEMORY or URL(<url>) where where url is an HTTP endpoint pointing to the NATS account resolver.

Note: the NATS account resolver is deprecated and the built-in NATS-based resolver should be used.

Default value: n/a
Hot reloadable: Yes. Note, enabling or disabling a resolver requires full server restart.
Aliases: account_resolver, account_resolvers

Values

Type	Description	Choices
`string`		-
`object`	An object with a set of explicit properties that can be set.	-

Name	Description	Type	Default
`type`	Defines whether the resolver type. A `full` resolver stores all account JWTs unless they are explicitly deleted. A `cache` resolver stores only a subset based on a least-recently-used (LRU) TTL.	`string`	-
`dir`	The path to storing account JWT files when pushed to the server.	`string`	-
`limit`	If set, limit the number of stored JWTs. In `full` mode, new JWTs will be rejected where as in `cache` mode, old JWTs will be evicted for new JWTs.	`integer`	-
`ttl`	If `cache` mode, defines how long an account JWT will be cached for before being considered for auto-eviction.	`duration`	-
`interval`	Defines the interval the resolver will randomly contact another server to reconcile JWTs, such as receiving new ones and deleting old ones. Applies to `full` mode only.	`duration`	-
`timeout`	Defines the request timeout for resolvers interacting with with other resolvers.	`duration`	-
`allow_delete`	If true, allows JWTs to be deleted. Note, in `full` mode, this will result in the JWT file being renamed to with a `.delete` suffix, unless `hard_delete` is true.	`boolean`	`false`
`hard_delete`	If true, and the resolver is in `full` mode, deleted account JWTs will be removed from disk rather than having the `.delete` suffix appended.	`boolean`	`false`